Comparative Analysis of Urban Infrastructure: Singapore City vs. Pune City
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Urban Infrastructure, Singapore, Pune, Smart City, Sustainable Development, Transportation, Waste Management, Digital ConnectivityAbstract
Urban infrastructure plays a crucial role in shaping the quality of life and economic potential of a city .This research paper presents a comparative analysis of the urban infrastructure of Singapore City and Pune City, focusing on key sectors such as transportation, water management, waste management, energy, and digital connectivity. Singapore, a global city-state, serves as a benchmark for efficient and sustainable urban development, while Pune, a rapidly growing Indian metropolis, faces significant infrastructure challenges. This study employs a mixed-methods approach, utilizing quantitative data from official reports and case studies, Using secondary data sources and case studies, the research highlights Singapore’s advanced infrastructure, supported by robust policies and technological integration, while examining Pune’s rapid urbanization and ongoing infrastructural challenges to evaluate and contrast the infrastructure development trajectories of both cities. The analysis highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each city's infrastructure, identifies best practices, and proposes recommendations for Pune to enhance its urban infrastructure development based on Singapore's successful strategies.
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